My take is 6 or 7 years old at this point. I interviewed at Emory, Utah, and UNC.
Utah really impressed me. I ranked it either 3rd or 4th if I remember correctly. I think there was some sort of whispers of drama a year or two after I interviewed there and I don't recall any of the details of that, I think it was call related and then subsequently people said it was fixed. They seemed to have a very well balanced program and I seem to remember that they had put real thought into improving the therapy training. I'm curious why your takeaway was that they were lacking in psychotherapy?
I didn't have strong opinions on UNC or Emory, they're solid programs but no big special positive vibes from them. I also don't particularly like ATL (having spent a good amount of time there) and wasn't impressed by Chapel Hill.
So I agree, choose where you want to live. I think they are all solid programs unless there's some specific negative about Utah therapy training that I missed.